HP produces a range of laptops ranging from budget machines in the Pavilion line all the way up to ZBook workstations. Planted in the middle are two lines, the Envy and Spectre, with the Envy starting ...

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There weren’t many downsides to last year’s HP Spectre 13. HP made a competent and uniquely stylish notebook that provided a lot of power, connectivity, and battery life in a thin-and-light shell. But ...

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The idea behind convertible, or 2-in-1 PCs, has remained the same over the last decade: Why buy a tablet when your laptop can fold a full 360 degrees, allowing you to use it as a large slate, or a ...

HP has revamped its Spectre x360 lineup of convertible, champfered-edged laptops with a purportedly quieter sound profile, Intel’s new Arc graphics card, and beefed-up webcams. Today, HP released 12th ...

HP’s Spectre x2 is a finely Constructed Windows two-in-one tablet held back by an overenthusiastic fan and mediocre battery life. Our review of HP’s Spectre x2 12.3-inch 2-in-1 tablet begins with a ...

For the past few years, HP Inc. has been on a mission to win over premium laptop customers by combining sleek designs with plenty of horsepower. And that has brought HP into Apple territory. Nowhere ...

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HP’s Spectre Laptop 13 makes some smart choices, building top-tier performance inside a stylish, lightweight chassis. Only the display and battery life are average. HP’s Spectre 13 was designed for ...

The Envy and Spectre product families—spread variably across laptops, desktops, and printers—represent some of HP's best hardware. Each line has strengths and weaknesses; here's how to choose between ...